Connie was confident with her looks. She often thought she was the favorite in the family. Unrenowned to her, it was her sister, June, who had that role. June was not as pretty, overweight, and often praised by their mother. Connie dreamed a different truth. She was naive in make believing that her mother liked her best only because of her appearance and flamboyant ness. Deep inside she new the truth yet hid it on the outside. Inside, she really despised her mother. It was noted,

Connie, an average teenage girl, one who loved to meet boys, hangout with friends, and took great pride in her appearance let her naiveness get the better of her. Her dual personality at home and with her friends led to a tragic ending. Her confidence and easy going lifestyle got the better of her as let her guard down just enough to make a fatal judgment that day.

She was often preoccupied with herself. She was often caught looking at herself in the mirror. She did spend as much time on important things as she did grooming and admiring herself. Connie hardly kept her room clean or helped around the house. She paid no attention to family gatherings. "One Sunday Connie got up at eleven, no one bothered with church - and washed her hair to let it dry all day in the sun. Her parents and sister were going to a barbecue at an aunts house and Connie said no, rolling her eyes, lettin

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